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Sussex will not be wanting stunning seashores welcoming thousands and thousands of individuals every year.

However, there’s one seashore that doesn’t obtain the identical reception because the others; actually, it’s fully closed off to the general public.

Medmerry Beach, close to Chichester, has been written off for public security issues after explosives have commonly been found on the seashore.

Over this 12 months, 60 explosives, with 52 of them present in at some point alone, and common items of ordnance have been discovered washed up on the seashore.

Bomb disposal groups have made a number of journeys to the world to hold out managed explosives and do away with something that could possibly be of potential hazard.

Despite numerous indicators positioned across the seashore to tell individuals of the dangers of Medmerry Beach, individuals nonetheless discover themselves exploring the world and have discovered potential explosives.

Coastguard groups have additionally warned individuals to keep away from the seashore and name the coastguard if something is discovered.

A spokesperson for Selsey Coastguard Rescue Team mentioned: “If you come across ordnance or something you’re not sure about on the beach, please don’t touch it and call the Coastguard straight away.

“Ordnance comes in all different shapes and sizes, and ordnance found on this beach in the past has been found to still be highly explosive.

“This beach is closed to the public with no access due to multiple dangers including unexploded ordnance, please do not go past the rock armour on Medmerry Beach.

“In an emergency out at sea, along the coast or on the beach and ask for the coastguard.”

It is significant to comply with the warning indicators and hearken to the recommendation given by the coastguard groups.